PM Modi heads to Italy today for G7 Summit, first overseas visit after assuming office for third term

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend the G7 Summit in Italy, his first foreign visit since taking office for a third term. India, an Outreach Country at the summit, will engage on global issues with G7 and other leaders, focusing on trade, strategic partnerships, and regional security.

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